Focusing on professional video production, this guide shows you how to: select, install, and work with digital equipment; understand MPEG video compression; design video production centers; master standard-definition and high-definition production; assess bandwidth, scanning, and resolution issues; and more.
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<H4> Contributors<H4> Preface<H3> Chapter 1: Production Facility Design<H3> Chapter 2: The Physical Nature of Sound<H3> Chapter 3: Criteria for Acceptability of Acoustical Performance<H3> Chapter 4: Sound Isolation<H3> Chapter 5: Production Standards for High-Definition Video<H3> Chapter 6: DTV-Related Raster-Scanning Standards<H3> Chapter 7: Production Format Considerations<H3> Chapter 8: Fiber Optic Devices and Systems<H3> Chapter 9: Sync Generation and Distribution<H3> Chapter 10: Video Signal Distribution<H3> Chapter 11: Video Signal Processing<H3> Chapter 12: Switching Systems for Signal Routing and Distribution<H3> Chapter 13: Video Production Switching<H3> Chapter 14: Studio Communications<H3> Chapter 15: Staging and Lighting<H3> Chapter 16: Video Tape Recording<H3> Chapter 17: Magnetic Tape<H3> Chapter 18: Motion Picture Film<H3> Chapter 19: Film/Video Equipment<H3> Chapter 20: Facility Infrastructure Issues<H3> Chapter 21: Equipment Rack Enclosures and Devices<H3> Chapter 22: Wiring Practices<H4> Subject Index<H4> About the Editor
